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"We loved our two night stay here! We had just stayed a few nights in ryokan, which we love but it was nice to have a couple nights in a very nice and comfortable hotel room. We booked a corner room with windows on two sides over looking the station, mountains, and city. We also paid for the breakfast buffet. Both choices were so worth it! Only additional things I wish were in the hotel are a public bath and laundry room. The staff was fantastic, the building perfectly located for quick access to trains, buses, and taxis, which are very necessary here. Restaurants and all kinds of shopping nearby. There were even stalls set up outside and inside the mall across the way for local vendors. Fukui is fabulous! We booked the Dino Liner and Prefectural Dinosaur Museum ahead and these were the main reason for our visit. The Hokuriku Arch Pass is very worth it and gets you out of some of the normal tourists spots. We would visit Fukui again, stay at the Marriott and enjoy more of the city and surrounding areas. Thank you to everyone for making us feel so welcome to their City! "

"2nd floor has a very fish oil smell from the restaurant. Besides that, the modern Japanese rooms are unreal, awesome amenities, great onsen, with a cold pool, no sauna. Staff were excellent, there are places for smoking. A Family Mart just around the corner, and good restaurants around, although is dark to walk around at night. But seems more for groups and families that are staying exclusively in the onsen."

"Excellent property. Will be back. "

"Affordable stay at this hotel. "

"Parking is available and it is convenient"

"Everything was as I expected. Staff were friendly and the facilities were great! "

"Great breakfast and nice hit spring bath"

"It was good, room was nice. Staff friendly "

"This was my first hotel in Japan. Great value for the quality of the stay. The location has plenty to offer in a walkable distance, including close proximity to the Shinkansen (bullet train). I staid here to be able to visit Daihonzan Eiheiji. The bus to Eiheiji temple is at the transportation center where the Shinkansen and other trains depart. "